1. Masks of Ancient Greek Theater
... dark, as well as the texture, ranging from thick to curly. It is hard to distinguish between the young men masks of old and new theater; however, David Wiles does state that the masks of young men in New Comedy have an "intermediate" quality. (Wiles 106) These masks seemed frozen and lifeless, with their gaping mouths, hollow eyes, and lack of bone ... had a parting and her hair was smoothed down, whereas the pseudo-virgin bound her hair at the top of her head. Similarly, the courtesan women had many different distinctions and hairstyles. These included the nubile courtesan, whose hair ...
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